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| Date | Title | Description |
| 23.07.2025 | Amazon Is Acquiring Bee, an AI Wearable Startup That Sells a $50 Listening Device Bee's core product is a $50 wristband that resembles a Fitbit and listens to everything you say. | Amazon is making a push into AI devices with a new acquisition.
Amazon confirmed to TechCrunch on Tuesday that it is planning to acquire San Francisco-based Bee, an AI wearable startup, but noted that the deal has not yet closed. Bee employ... |
| 07.05.2024 | MoMA’s Madeleine Pierpont: NFTs Are Already Part of Art History | It’s sometimes easy to overlook exactly how far NFTs have penetrated into the art world, given how thoroughly the general public has rejected the speculation and hype that has come to define the asset class.
Madeleine Pierpont will speak at... |
| 19.03.2022 | I paid $103 for a cartoon pig NFT on the largest online marketplace for digital tokens. Now I don't know what to do with it. | I bought my first NFT on OpenSea, the largest online marketplace for the digital assets.
But the process was a headache, from buying crypto to figuring out how to connect all the apps.
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| 27.05.2021 | Dapper Labs backs art hardware startup Infinite Objects in $6 million seed raise | The NFT world is all about reshaping the idea of digital ownership, but art hardware startup Infinite Objects sees a big opportunity in making physical copies of those assets as it looks to reshape digital art and collectibles.
The startup ... |
| 03.02.2020 | Google Will Send You Your Ten ‘Best’ Photos Each Month | Google is trialing a new artificially-intelligent service that sends you ten of your ‘best' photos each month, as physical prints.
At $7.99, it won't be the cheapest way to get photos delivered, but there's a certain novelty on offer here f... |
| - | Serena Williams is leaving tennis to become a full-time venture capitalist. Here are some of the investments she has already made, from a couples' therapy startup to an NFT wallet. | Greg Allen/Invision/AP
Tennis champion Serena Williams said she is leaving the sport to pursue venture capital investing.
Serena Ventures invests in a wide range of companies, from crypto ventures to a line of chickpea-based foods.
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